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ncsufoxes
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Pickpick

Finished in 2025, one of those bpoks that could be so helpful & a lifeline to someone that is having the same questions & concerns but not sure where to turn to. The reason why books are so vital & access to all is necessary. If a book like this can help one person feel less alone that‘s the point. It doesn‘t have to be my experience for me to understand it matters to someone else.

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ncsufoxes
Greta and Valdin | Rebecca Reilly
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#top25of2025 I divided it up between fiction & NF. These were my favorite fiction books of the year. I generally read more NF & I read some good fiction but these were my standouts for the year.

kspenmoll James 💛💛💛 11h
Deblovestoread I started The Lilac People yesterday. Every time I think I‘m done with WWII books a new piece of that history presents itself. Grateful for this #AuldLangSpine recommendation 10h
AnnCrystal I'm about halfway through, Council of the Dolls right now 📚💝. 10h
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ncsufoxes @Deblovestoread I feel the same way, I feel like I can‘t read one more book about WWII. Then I found The Lilac People & learned about another whole portion of history I knew nothing about. It‘s a bit of a heartbreaker but happy to have stumbled upon it. I hope you enjoy it. 9h
ncsufoxes @AnnCrystal I don‘t know how I came across Council of Dolls but it‘s such a unique & interesting story. I have really enjoyed learning more about parts of history that I was not fully taught in school. They are not necessarily happy stories but so full of depth. I hope you are enjoying it. 9h
AnnCrystal @ncsufoxes it is really important that these stories are finally having a chance to be told by authors from Native Country. I'm finding this a bit difficult, yet the mystical surrealism of the dolls adds a fascinating intrigue to help these serious stories unfold. Do love the interlocking storytelling. 💝📚💝. 5h
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charl08
Spent: A Comic Novel | Alison Bechdel
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Xmas dinner in Vermont...

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BookishGirl06
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I really enjoyed this book. Another m/m love story (which I seem to be drawn to this year more than f/f.). It‘s about a guy who recently becomes a vampire learning how to be one and a really sweet love interest.

BookishGirl06 🚨⬇️Content warnings ⬇️🚨 24h
BookishGirl06 Graphic
Suicidal thoughts, Mental illness, Panic attacks/disorders
Moderate
Suicide attempt, Homophobia, Death
Minor
Suicide, Animal death, Murder
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charl08
Spent: A Comic Novel | Alison Bechdel
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Amen.

Chelsea.Poole Loved this graphic novel! 1d
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charl08
Spent: A Comic Novel | Alison Bechdel
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Love AB.

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lil1inblue
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Mehso-so

I didn't connect with this one the way I have with some of Klune's other books. There's some early decisions by the protagonist that just don't make sense. And I refuse to believe that an unemployed reporter (excuse me, *journalist*) in the US in 1995 would have had the infamous Nokia cell phone. If anything, it would have been a pager. Just disappointing.

#queerbc @puddlejumper

dabbe 🩶🐾🩶 1d
Leftcoastzen Awww!😻👏 1d
PuddleJumper 😻😻 1d
AnnCrystal 💕😻💝. 24h
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GinaKButler
Spinning | Tillie Walden
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January 2026 #bookspin list!

Thank you for hosting, @TheAromaofBooks I appreciate it so much!

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 1d
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willaful
Woodworking | Emily St James
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This has made all my lists, and a lot of other people's too, I see. Well deserved.

@TheEllieMo #12Booksof2025

TheEllieMo Such a popular choice! 1d
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jenniferw88
Woodworking | Emily St James
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TheEllieMo This is a very popular choice this year 1d
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